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Carbon Engineering was founded in Calgary by UChicago Professor David Keith, who pioneered methods of removing large volumes of CO2 directly from the air, allowing it to be either buried underground or...

Underground climate change is not the same as what we think of as climate change in the atmosphere, which is largely driven by greenhouse gases and has far-reaching effects, says...

Elisabeth Moyer, associate professor in the Department of the Geophysical Sciences at the University of Chicago, speaks with WBEZ Chicago on air quality in Chicago.

University of Chicago atmospheric scientist Liz Moyer talks about weather patterns and Midwest air pollution during fire season.

A new study finds funding conservation projects and combatting deforestation could be a reasonably cost-effective way of reducing carbon emissions. 

Adera Craig and Raghav Pardasani were among nearly 200 student teams from across the country to compete in the competition to identify promising emerging energy technologies, assess their market potential,...

Professor of Geophysical Sciences David Keith speaks with Vox news on solar geoengineering.

UChicago's Department of Geophysical Sciences Professor David Keith speaks with Climate Now on the role of nuclear power in the clean energy transition.